Flying Tiger Heritage Park is become more and more popular among history lovers, especially the families and the members of the Flying Tigers. From 2007 to 2015, different families of the Flying Tigers visited the park every year to commemorate the deceased members.

The American Flying Tigers Historical Committee has donated around 300 related pieces to the park so far, including the Flying Tigers Medals, army coats of the members of the Flying Tigers, maps, related pictures, telegraph machine, guns, cups and other daily articles used by them and so on. The exhibited pictures demonstrates the strong will of the Flying Tigers, the process how they fought with the Japanese Army for the liberation of Guilin and life of General Claire Chennault.

The then Command Post is situated in a cave in the park. Under the entrance to the cave is s stone carved with the Chinese and English characters of “ Observe War Stone of General Claire Chennault” (陈纳德将军观战石). It was written by the late Anna Chan Chennault (1925 – 2018). The ground runway, the landing field, the air-raid shelter, a huge crater made by the Japanese bombing are well-preserved there to remind us of the cruelty of the war.